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Category Archives: student voice
The Digital Classroom – a podcast from ACEC 2010
Back in April I keynoted the Australian Council for Educational Computing (ACEC 2010) in Melbourne, Australia. After the keynote I had a tap on the shoulder from a lovely young man who works for a show called “FutureTense” on the … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, In the news, podcasts, student voice
Tagged ACEC, ACEC2010, australia, broadcast, futuretense, ICT, podcast, radio, sylvia martinez
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TEDxRedmond – first TEDx ‘for kids by kids’ is a success!
TEDxRedmond was a great success on Saturday, Sept 18. Over 400 young people attended and were treated to an amazing lineup of accomplished speakers all under the age of 16. The Twittersphere was lit up with praise for the inspirational … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, Generation YES, student voice
Tagged for kids by kids, inspirational, speakers, TED, TEDx, TEDXREDMOND, youth
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Prairie Elementary Filmmakers Save a Regional Nature Program
From Gail Desler (aka Blogwalker) in a school district near Sacramento, CA. Prairie Elementary Filmmakers Save a Regional Nature Program | BlogWalker. “I was there – at the Sacramento Board of Directors – on Wednesday, joining other concerned educators and … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, digital citizenship, student voice, technology literacy
Tagged Sacramento, Science, Splash, student voice
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TEDx Redmond – for kids, by kids
TEDxRedmond is getting closer! This special event for kids, by kids, is shaping up to be a remarkable day! TEDxRedmond will feature speakers who have done amazing things. They have climbed mountains, started successful businesses, written books, raised millions for … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, fun/free stuff, Generation YES, In the news, student voice
Tagged speaking, TED, TEDx, TEDXREDMOND, youth
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Back to school – games for collaboration and teamwork
Of course we want to encourage students to collaborate and work in teams – but how does this actually happen? Here’s one idea to kickstart that idea and keep it going all year long – games. But not just any … Continue reading
Posted in fun/free stuff, student voice
Tagged collaboration, cooperation, education, games, teamwork
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Amazing speaker lineup for TEDxRedmond, all youth ages 10-16
TEDx Redmond is shaping up to be a great event! Generation YES is a proud co-sponsor of this first ever TEDx event created, planned, and run by youth for youth under age 16. TEDx Redmond will be held September 18, … Continue reading
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Tagged empower, inspirational, student, TED, TEDx, TEDXREDMOND, teen, youth
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Do you sleep with your cell phone? Pew Study on Millennials
Generations, like people, have personalities, and Millennials — the American teens and twenty-somethings who are making the passage into adulthood at the start of a new millennium — have begun to forge theirs: confident, self-expressive, liberal, upbeat and open to … Continue reading
Posted in education reform, In the news, research, student voice
Tagged children, education, educational technology, millennial, Pew, student, student voice, technology
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The ISTE opening keynote – what I wish had been said
I know this is not fair – Monday morning quarterbacking what someone else said in a keynote. I respect people who keynote, it’s a very difficult job to be entertaining while delivering a coherent, interesting message for a large, diverse … Continue reading
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Tagged bloggers cafe, education, global, iset10, ISTE2010, keynote, technology
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Update on Maine Learning Technology Initiative
The post Students raising funds and technology awareness in Maine got a lot of comments and interest on this blog. Here’s an update from one of the participants: First of all, our students are committed to this project! All of … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, laptops, Maine, Maine Learning Technology, student
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Eisenhower School Internet Safety Project
The Eisenhower School Internet Safety Project began with Tech Team teachers, Angelo Bonavitacola, Marc DeBlock and Harold Olejarz, joining forces to develop a sixth-grade Internet course to address these issues and to encourage students to be active learners by using … Continue reading

